Story Factory

ChatBot

Primary School

Thursday 30 September

10-11:30pm

online

We have created a new robot, called ChatBot 3000, so we always have someone to chat with. Unfortunately, Chatty isn't that great at conversation. So we’ll practice some conversational responses with Chatty and see if we can improve his programming. Apply Now

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Are you looking for a way to make a difference in ...

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Are you looking for a way to make a difference in 2022, all from the comfort of your home? In the new year we'll have more flexible volunteering opportunities available via Zoom. By becoming a Story Factory Digital Tutor in the new year, you’ll be able to help our primary students find their voice and share their stories. Find out more on our website: https://www.storyfactory.org.au/volunteer

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Parramatta’s Female Factory Institutions ...

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Parramatta’s Female Factory Institutions Precinct, tucked into a particularly picturesque corner of Parramatta, is a place rich in history and memory. It’s a history that our program this year connected with - inviting students to consider the living traces of that history around them. The results we collected into an especially beautiful publication, available now in our bookstore, featuring full colour art prints and poems created by our students. Buy at https://shop.storyfactory.org.au/

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The class of 2021! These miraculous young people, ...

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The class of 2021! These miraculous young people, in the midst of disrupted learning and all the stress of 2021, somehow have written a novella or poetry chapbook as part of our Year of Poetry and Year of the Novella year-long programs. Their words are as beautiful, moving, funny and wise and they are. We actually couldn’t be more proud. Today we celebrate them and their manifold achievements.

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We're thrilled to share that with the support...

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We're thrilled to share that with the support of Clarity Pharmaceuticals we are recruiting a dedicated Indigenous Storyteller to deliver high- impact, term-length writing programs supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island young people Clarity Pharmaceuticals Executive Chairman, Dr Alan Taylor, said he was excited to support Story Factory after growing up in community housing in the Redfern area. ‘My grandparents, after immigrating from Europe after the war, were some of the first people to move into the McKell housing commission units in the early 1960s and lived there until the 90s. And my earliest memories as a child were living on the 14th floor of the Daniel Solander building in the Waterloo Housing Complex. This experience has given me a unique understanding of the area compared to many of my peers, especially of some of the difficulties some children face through no fault of their own, whether it is a lack of resources, or not knowing where opportunities lie.' READ MORE: https://www.storyfactory.org.au/local-kid-gives-back-to-his-community/